Chełm Palace, 19th-century palace in Chełm, Poland.
Chełm Palace is a 19th-century noble residence in Poland designed in the neoclassical style. The facade features symmetrical arrangements, a grand entrance, and decorative limestone details throughout.
The building was constructed in 1820 by the Kretzschmar family, who held significant land and influence in the region throughout the 1800s. Their economic power shaped local development for decades.
The palace shows the building traditions of 19th-century Polish noble families through its grand halls and private rooms. These spaces reflect the lifestyle of the upper classes in ways visitors can observe in the interior design.
The site is located in Chełm along Strzegomska Street, where visitors can walk the grounds and view the exterior. Guided tours are available to learn more about the building's architecture and background.
The building received official protection status in 1990 and was registered in the Polish cultural heritage register. This legal recognition ensures its preservation for future generations.
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